C-295/CN235 Joint Cargo Aircraft Image Gallery
The U.S. Army and Air Force are seeking a new transport aircraft that can perform rapid-response intra-theater missions with cargo, equipment and soldiers, as well as perform medevac duties and airdrop delivery.
Military commanders have stated their desire for a capable, proven airlifter that can support the "last mile and beyond" in the battlefield supply chain, and which will only be interoperable, but also promote interdependency with U.S. and coalition forces.
This follow-on transport, designated the Joint Cargo Aircraft (JCA), is to be selected from an existing airlifter in a non-developmental, off-the-shelf acquisition.
C-295/CN235 Joint Cargo Aircraft Images:
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- Team JCA Files Protest with GAO on Joint Cargo Aircraft Selection
- Air Force Mulls New 'Low Visibility' Planes
- Raytheon Teams with Warner Robins Air Logistics Center for JCA
- Questions surround JCA funding
- Team JCA Signs Logistics Partnership Agreement with U.S. Army
- Team JCA's C-295 Advances to Phase II Evaluation for Joint Cargo Aircraft Program
- Army Moving Toward More Joint, Capable Aircraft
- US Army, Air Force sign joint cargo plane project
- Alenia North America Submits C-27 for Joint Cargo Aircraft Proposal
- Raytheon/EADS offers two aircraft for Joint Cargo Aircraft Program
- Confusion Reigns on Joint Cargo Aircraft
- Top Contractors Compete for Cargo Plane
- Army, AF Announce Joint Cargo Aircraft Program
- DoD official delays cargo strategy
